Rathergood was founded in 2000 by Joel Veitch, a multi-award-winning director, writer and performer.
We make comedy, animated and live action films and music.
With many years of production for TV, commercials, web, short film and music videos, Rathergood is your answer for fantastic content that will always raise a whoop of delight.
With work for major international clients including BBC, MTV, VH1, Channel 4, Sky, EBAY, Yahoo, Virgin, KPMG, HSBC, Barclaycard, Switch/Maestro, Nintendo, Sony, Lego, McDonalds, Quiznos and many more, you can trust us to deliver top quality projects.
Our multi-award-winning films have been featured in many international film festivals around the world.
Contact Joel Veitch at joel@rathergood.com
Here is a reel, so you can see what sort of thing we get up to:
Whenever I need to piss my pants, I always come to http://www.rathergood.com, thanks Joel
Where’s the junglist morris dancers gone? Love them
Sky high six thousand miles away
Aww… where did the Happy Birthday Beatles Cover go? Copy right I suppose. Another one was.
I can’t remember the title but I remember watching a video you did of the Russian Cats marching and the lead one was singing “to eat an apple lolly” part, what was it called again?
I miss the buffy swears keyboard….. Sniffle….
[…] someone posted on Facebook The Axolotl Song (earworm warning), by a music/video/comedy group called Rathergood, which consists of Joel Veitch and unnamed others. They quickly rhyme axolotl with bottle and lotl, […]
Oh baby, I’m thinking about your axe wound…. loved that song by the naughty hedgehogs!
Same! Hilarious
What’s happened to “ kick you “ –
After all these years, rathergood.com still hits my funny bone… GACK !
[…] The resulting “bandimation” that is displayed throughout their set can only be described as a rathergood.com ode to Super Meat Boy, and to meat, and to other banal topics given colour. The duo’s music is as […]
I was about 13 when I first saw this video in the early 2000’s:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SkrLTsg8YTI
This website was part of my teenage years, can’t believe how long it’s been and how sites like this, b3ta, 4rthur formed my twisted sense of hummus.
I miss the cheeky ‘smash the crab’ game. In a fit of nostalgia I tried to find it for my child and it was no longer playable, now I can’t even find evidence of it existing (probably removed, if it’s no longer playable) but it was so much mindless fun!
I come from the year 2000. I wrote to you back in 2000 (maybe 2001) when you had to take down Viking Kitties due to copyright issues. Here I am 20 years later and I still think you are amazing Joel. Thank you for the work you do. It may be considered silly to some, but it’s historically significant and absolute art to others. Thank you.